Stocks to buy

While the technology sector has been enjoying ridiculous returns, it’s inevitable that a slowdown (or even a correction) may materialize, which brings to the table biotech stocks. This is just as innovative of sector as “regular” tech but it just hasn’t received the same fervor. That could soon change. With the usual suspects in the

In a recent column, I wrote: “Young people often are early adopters of products and companies that end up being wildly successful.” I noted that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), which were both extraordinarily popular with young consumers in their heydays, wound up growing tremendously. Consequently, I think it’s quite noteworthy that, according to Goldman

Semiconductor stocks are attracting attention this year as artificial intelligence (AI) adoption leads to a mushrooming growth in the demand for chips. The sector’s success will have significant implications on the U.S. economy due to the ubiquitous demand for microprocessors. Furthermore, the sector is anticipated to grow in 2024 as supply chain problems are resolved

There was big news at the start of this year amid Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) canceling its Apple car project, which originally attracted a large amount of speculation and enthusiasm from investors. However, from these ashes, there are now three stocks for a post-Apple car economy for investors to consider. The failure of the Apple car now

Despite recent discoveries of America’s mass of lithium deposits, the landscape around mining in the processing of lithium remains complex. Yet, demand for elemental lithium set an all-time high thanks to electric vehicle manufacturing and battery cell technology advancements. For investors, this presents a complicated, interconnected world of companies as lithium becomes ever more central to the

While the broader market has had its ups and downs over the past year, someone forgot to give that memo to the red-hot nuclear energy sector.  The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) is up more than 54% since March 2023. The Sprott Uranium Miners ETF (URNM) is up nearly 65%. And U.S.-based uranium miner Uranium

Biotech stocks are not for investors with a low-risk tolerance. This sector has stocks that are either considered blue-chip names or pre-revenue lotto tickets. It is also one of the most important sectors that produce treatments and drugs for the betterment of mankind. Investing in biotech stocks can be risky since the clinical results of

Many of us dream of getting in early on the next big thing, such as a groundbreaking company that goes on to deliver jaw-dropping returns to early investors. Artificial intelligence feels like one of those once-in-a-generation opportunities. AI has already transformed industries from healthcare to transportation, and its potential seems limitless. The problem? AI stocks

With the stock market trading around record highs, we have compiled three top stocks for long-term investors. Despite concerns regarding potential macroeconomic headwinds and global geopolitical instability, the bullish market sentiment continues on Wall Street. Generative AI’s disruptive potential and a wave of strong corporate earnings are fueling this optimism. The S&P 500 index is

Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) recent quarterly report single-handedly shifted investor sentiment in the AI world. The company’s 65% revenue surge defied some of the most bullish analyst projections. So this led to continued interest in other companies that can benefit from the AI rally on both the top- and bottom-lines. Further, tech giants have been driving the

Penny stocks can be massive wealth creators in quick time. Of course, there is an ocean of penny stocks and investors need to be selective. There are dozens of speculative ideas that are likely to trend lower and destroy capital. It’s usually a challenge to screen fundamentally strong stocks under $5. However, it’s not impossible,

Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has been among the biggest believers in the robust growth potential of AI. Among the first mega-cap tech stocks to fully embrace this trend, one could argue that Microsoft’s major investment in OpenAI (and the subsequent release of ChatGPT) led to this market madness to begin with. Since that launch, MSFT stock has

It’s almost never a bad idea to consider Wall Street’s opinion of a given stock before investing. After all, that’s what the firms pay their analysts to do: Form logical opinions based on data and insider knowledge. The potential breakout stocks discussed below are three among many That Wall Street is hinting will see a

The urban mobility sector teeters on revolution, promising a multi-billion-dollar market with pivotal investment, regulatory leniency, and consumer interest. Comparable to the EV industry’s growth, the flying car or vertical aviation market, led by companies like Joby Aviation (NYSE:JOBY) stock, envisions scalable electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for short-distance travel.  Understanding that eVTOLs,

Even among AI stocks, Super Micro Computer (NASDAQ:SMCI) stock has knocked it out of the park, up 280% year to date. Such a surge makes Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) year-to-date gains of 73.2% seem modest. Over the past twelve months, SMCI is up nearly 1,110%. Yet while this outsized performance relative to other AI hardware or “picks

Investors have profited from Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) stock, which has rallied by 34.6% year-to-date and doubled since September. However, this rising star has faced resistance at $200 per share. Some believe AMD has reached its peak and interest in AI-related stocks is declining, indicating an impending reversal. But while this chip designer’s shares may

Investing in the stock market is one of the surest ways to create wealth over time. But over short periods, there is extreme volatility. The last four years are proof enough of that. We’ve gone from bull market to bear market and back again several times.  One of the best ways to navigate turbulent times

There is mounting evidence that Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) new, critical chips compare very well with those of its top competitors, and the firm continues to make meaningful progress in its drive to become one of the world’s leading producers of semiconductors. Given these points, along with the quite attractive valuation of INTC stock, I continue to

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are companies that own, operate or finance real estate properties. They offer investors the opportunity to gain exposure to the real estate market without the upfront investment of purchasing a property. REITs also typically supply investors with a strong dividend yield. To qualify as REITs, companies legally must return 90% of

While making investments, the quest for the next big opportunity will continue. Let’s explore three stocks that create a possible scenario where investments multiply fivefold within this decade. This could propel portfolio returns to unprecedented heights. Such prospects are not mere figments of optimism but realities in the finance and technology sectors. With its expansive